Sentence examples for malady was not from inspiring English sources

Now he decided that the malady was not in his body but in his soul.

Stebbins, too, was long preoccupied by illness, though the malady was not her own.

While the phrase "analysis paralysis" is fairly well-known, the malady isn't as common outside of analytical roles.

Packaging products for so-called women's maladies is not new.

My wife and I have discovered in the last two months that patients with other maladies are not so rapidly served by hospital doctors.

As if their physical maladies were not sufficiently biblical, they often found themselves treated not with compassion but as bearers of plague — at work stigmatized, by the medical profession often shunned, by their families cast out and disowned.

Although the precise biological differences between adult depression and childhood depression are not yet known, there is reason to believe that the maladies are not identical, and that antidepressants may work differently on a developing brain.

The difficulty is compounded by the fact that outbreaks of diarrheal diseases, the most common waterborne maladies, are not usually perceived as a public-health emergency -- even though they are sometimes fatal to people whose immune systems are depressed -- and therefore are probably underreported.

While at the beginning of the 1980s the external diagnosis of an emerging African crisis was essentially economic, by the end of the decade the exegesis of the post-colonial state condition led to a more far-reaching conclusion: the malady afflicting Africa was not simply economic but more fundamentally political and required democratic reforms.

These actions were manifestations of a malady that is not unusual in companies with top-down cultures.

Southwood Smith's natural theological economy was not the only possible framework within which one could make sense of modernity's maladies.